Report reveals mass redeployment of public servants during COVID
2,240 public servants were redeployed to meet surging demand for government services during COVID.
7 December, 20202,240 public servants were redeployed to meet surging demand for government services during COVID.
7 December, 2020The government has agreed to pay $112 million to members of the robodebt class action.
16 November, 2020Virgin Galactic’s COO has been appointed to head the Australian Space Agency.
13 November, 2020The CSIRO will deliver software to the UK’s Nation Health Service.
12 November, 2020Critics say the proposed federal integrity body will cover up public sector corruption.
5 November, 2020The aged care royal commission has heard a proposal for an independent Aged Care Commission.
29 October, 2020ASIC’s chair has stood aside and its deputy chair has resigned amid an investigation into relocation expenses.
26 October, 2020Four Australia Post managers were rewarded with $3,000 Cartier watches for their work.
22 October, 2020The AFP is investigating the $30 million purchase of land near the Western Sydney Airport site.
19 October, 2020The risk of fraud during government responses to a crisis situation is being targeted in an open government action plan.
15 October, 2020The federal government will provide $1.9 million over four years to increase access to kava in Australia.
8 October, 2020Funding for government agencies, departments and programs to respond to COVID, increase data protection and improve public sector efficiency is contained in the federal budget.
8 October, 2020The federal budget offers a lifeblood to local government to drive economic recovery, councils say.
6 October, 2020The federal budget will contain major funding for road upgrades in the NT and WA.
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